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News - Page 22
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Great news for these motorists filling up with petrol in South Africa

18 May 2026
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Privatisation of South Africa’s transport sector doesn’t go far enough

18 May 2026
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Better news about petrol and diesel prices in South Africa

18 May 2026
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Bolt joining forces with Chinese carmaker to launch electric vehicle service in South Africa

18 May 2026
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Bad to worse for petrol prices, a new Chery bakkie, and motorists warned about the 20km/h rule

15 May 2026
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South Africa has lost most of its petrol refineries

15 May 2026
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Chinese auto giants to fund South Africa’s electric car chargers

15 May 2026
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Toyota sets a new Hilux record in South Africa

15 May 2026
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Good news for people with traffic fines in Cape Town

15 May 2026
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Nissan, Honda merger still on the cards

15 May 2026
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More road tolls on the cards for South African motorists

14 May 2026
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Toyota sends cease-and-desist letter to AA over Starlet zero-star safety rating

14 May 2026
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South African company launches world-first ChatGPT insurance app

14 May 2026
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End of an era for South Africa’s biggest transport company

14 May 2026
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Major warning for Toyota owners in South Africa

13 May 2026
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22 Japanese sports cars recalled in South Africa

13 May 2026
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European carmaker relying on Chinese brands for growth

13 May 2026
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Higher petrol prices are bad news for South Africa’s filling stations

12 May 2026
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Motorists warned about the 20km/h rule in South Africa

12 May 2026
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Toyota to build new car factory in India

12 May 2026
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Let us pray for our leaders to love our country and protect the South Africans. Life is so expensive and...

Makalane Mokgalaka on 5 Sep 2026

According the the differnd levy's there is also an allowance for road and street maintenance but no proper maintenance was...

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Yes, there might be a war still on going affecting oil prices, however EV uptake was slow and so the...

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Afriforum must ask their beloved friend and Messiah Donald Trump to stop his unprovoked war with Iran. The fuel prices...

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Not the Chinese 1.5 liter cars as they are very heavy on fuel. Drove quite a few different ones on...

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